Acton Mee Ineo's Thursday Issue in Ontario
The paper printed every Thursday from the Iso Passa building in Acton Ontario. Subscriptions cost 1.50 per year in advance with charges for the United States. Ad rates include 10 cents per thousand for first insertion and 1 cent per word for subsequent insertions. Display ads for 109 inches or more run 16 cents per inch per insertion. Editor IL P Moore.
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Acton Mee Ineo Io
Iso Passa
Utreat
Acton
Ontario
Prica
Pontago Ty
United Statos
Adventiseng Latig
Wheat Price Fixing Proposals Stir Washington Debate
Canadian and U S farmers face wheat price policy as grain dealers urge a guaranteed 2.20 per bushel for 1919 and sale at world market price to consumers, claiming a roughly 1.25 average. They warn the plan would cost the government about 1.25 million dollars but prevent artificial pricing. The issue affects farmers and consumers in both nations.
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Canada
United States
House Agricultural Committee
Washington
Navy League leaflets highlight Canada naval policy and duties
A set of leaflets from the Navy League of Canada outlines the navy and merchant marine roles, urging Canadians to become informed before the Dominion Government's naval policy proposal. The material is described as succinct, interesting, and essential for patriotic citizens. The collection features insights from statesmen, educators, historians, and nautical experts.
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Navy League of Canadas
Canada
Dominion
Provincial Legislature Opens With Broad Programme
The legislature began its session with ceremonial pomp. The throne speech outlined a wide agenda including women’s seats, mothers’ pensions, school legislation amendments, housing, Hydro development, and liquor law changes under the Ontario Tem perance Act. Premier Hearst and cabinet are expected to oppose the liquor proposals.
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Hearst
Manly
Peace Parks for Children Memorial Idea for Soldiers Heroes
A proposed Peace Park for the town’s children, advocated by ex-Chairman Robt. Scott, aligns with national moves to honor soldiers. The Ottawa Horticultural Society backs co operation with playground groups to create parks that foster unselfishness and better surroundings for future citizens.
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Robt. Scott
Board of Education
Globe
Ottawa —Horticultural Society
Canada
Industrial and Economic Re-Organization
A Manitoba reader notes an article by A E Smith on sharing profits with workers and broad democratic participation in industry. The piece argues for a new industrial order replacing wealth concentration with wider employee involvement and economic political power.
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A. E. Smith
Brandon
Man
Coincidental Liberal Leader Name Hints at Rail Bonus Ties
The Guelph Mercury comments that the new Liberal leader’s name blends the famed D D Mann and Sir Wm Mackenzie, implying shrewdness in securing government rail bonuses. It suggests Mackenzie’s Scots heritage may aid preserving Canada’s funds for coal needs.
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K. D. Mackenzie
D. D. Mann
Wm. Mackenzie
Canada
Guelph Mercury
France General Pou Leaves Floral Tribute to Laurier in Ottawa Grave
General Pou of France placed a wreath on Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s grave in Notre Dame Cemetery Ottawa praising the Canadian statesman. The report notes evolving women voters and ongoing mili tary liquor controls, plus European purchases from Canada and future trade ties. It also covers housing shortages in Acton, militia grave photography, farmers stock judging classes, a proposed Dominion Public Health Department and Ontario motor league amendments.
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Canada
Pou
France
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Notre Dame
Ottawa
Dominion Department of Public Health
House of Commons
Dominion
Oakville notices and local moving letters report
The Oakville column notes residents moving to Toronto and California returns. Mr and Mrs Stoneards Hart family welcomed a homecoming with decorations. Mrs Alarka hosts a festive home, and Elisabeth Honinon widow J M Robinson dies in Hamilton. Remains transported by motor for town funeral.
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Oakeville
Mee
Toronto
Returna
California
Sogle
Marka
Alarka
Elieaveth Honinon
Interov
J. Af. Robinson
Hamilton
Oakville
Intermont
Council Decides to Build Bridge at Hornby Presbyterian Church
The County Council approved expenditures to construct a new bridge on the road near Hornby Presbyterian Church and to straighten the curve to prevent future incidents. The project cost was around $1,200. Local lodge L.C.105 hosted a social event on February 21 inviting members and families. Lodge members presented rings to Bro. Bradley and Pte. Stoutt. Pro. Robinson and Pte. Stoutt received rings earlier. Wreaths were given in memory of Bro. Howard C. Robinson who died in action.
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Chuncil
Hum
Hornby Presbyterian Chural
Crea
L.C.1
Jtaroboy
Tiree
Nordlera
Hert
Hradley
T. E. Hobinson
Pte. Stoutt
P.C.M. W. J. Lindsay
Lodge
Sorgt
Pte
Stoutt
Royal Archinalgnia
Pro
Hobinson
Ure
Lindsay
Bro
Howard C. Robinson
Milton Men Return and Real Estate Moves Stir Local News
Pro Armour and Cadet Jack Mills came home last week while J A Quarke Andrews and ex County Treasurer sell real estate by auction. George Mann seeks a position at King Edward Motel in Toronto. Walter Mews visits family from Revelstoke B C. D Anderson reopens Milton Foundry after return from Toronto. Geo Altzeer sells farm and plans to move to Milton. Jan Marshall of Nelson buys a house at Hugh and Queen Streets. J C Willmott to occupy new corner property formerly owned by Inte ec.
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HW. Armour
Jack Mills
Quarke Andrew
George A. Mann
McGlohon
King Edward Motel
Toronto
Walter Mews
Revelstoke
B. C
Mother
Dews
D. Andrruon
Mitton Foundry, Machine and Tool Co
Geo. BE. Altzeer
N. Lawrence
Milton
Eto
Wm. Galloway
Court Street
Jan. Marshall
Nelson
Hugh and
Queen Streets
Inte Ec
J. C. Willmott
Champlon
Community Notices and Events From Local Meetings
Mr John L Moore took a motor trip to Burlington last Wednesday. Mr J L Seallo's name last Thursday was well attended and a success. Alex Livingstone plans a trip to Halifax to meet his daughter. An address to the young people by Bir H P Moore of Acton on Character Building was enjoyed. Next Thursday the Busy Bees will hold a novelty social at Mr Winfield's home. J W Campbell, son of Colin Campbell of Emquesing, formerly professor at Weasley Colleges Winnipeg, went overseas as a Sergeant in the IGA. He now teaches mathematics at the Khaki University of Canada, with headquarters in London, expected to run until next June.
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John L. Moore
Burlington
J. L. Seallo
Alex. Livingstone
Halifax
Slater
Hom
Bir
H. P. Moore
Acton
Winfield
J. W. Campbell
Colin Campbell
Emquesing
Weasley Colleges
Winnipeg
IGA
Khaki University of Canada
London
Local Industrial Accidents and Society Events Noted
A week reports a painful accident at the tie brick works with a worker sustaining injuries. The piece also lists upcoming sermons at local churches, a Sunday address, and notices of household effects and a gala program at a society meeting, including an impromptu debate on spending.
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BL Hayward
Cuibele
Local notices and community updates from Nelson township
Mr. Marry F Allen of Winnipeg visits with his parents. IL EL Wilson sells his four and feed business to B C Tuck with change March 10. Bryce Anderson and Milan Iblen Anderson visit Monge. Voters urged to read the Hydeo bylaw agrement before March 15. Jed Parking injured while splitting pine. operates at Hamilton Hospital. Quinton family mourns Spanish flu death of Harry Quinton age 18. 1912 town officials appointed including Jas S Allen clerk at 80 per month and Leo J Smith town constable at 1000 per year. Bonny Place home welcomes return of Mr and Mrs Vol Hor Kinny’s two sons from the front. Cadet Virgil Hopkins and Trent Hopkins arrive home from service. Canada glad to have them back.
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Marry F. Allen
Winnipeg
Jed Parking
Nelson Township
Jas
Allen
John McKelth
Bower
Alfred Cripps
Leo J. Smith
W. C. Kearns
Bell
N. Graham
Phil
Ileut
Virgil Hopkins
C. A
Trent Hopkins
Canada
Fragmented OCR Text From Montreal Page
Fragmentary lines mention names and places with unclear context. The text includes scattered phrases like Montreal and Libyan references, but lacks coherent events or identifiable persons, yielding a damaged clipping style with minimal actionable facts.
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P, Moore
Telebpilon Biscultariat
Editorial
Navy League OF Canada
Peace Parks For
Order-in-Council
Department of Militia
Farmers’ Club
Frere
Ontario Motor League
Jumieng
F.ires
Horndy
Bpeyside
Guelph Business
College Quelph - Ont
A. T L. Bouck
R. J. Kerr Auctionsor and Real Estate Doglor Whone
Young Street
Acton, Ont
Ghamodba
Bea
Aveton
Ayton
Glo Wanual
J. Atoka
C. Morley Hlanford
Fran Ayerinid
Auirl
Oo Boy
Alex
Gilboard
Aston
Horace
Gilboard Acton
Ont
James Price
Lata
Rejedt
Aitqail CG
Yiuck
Charles C, Hendenson
Bixecutors
Harold N
Bam
Perryman Block
Robert Bilton
Mtobert Bilton
Waibeslug
Fhilteu
Barner
Wyqueslag
Mapeh
Herwine Dollyer
Nash
Hatton
Harrister
Mary Elisabet Milton
Waquoaing
Halton
Widaw
Leon
Bar
Fareld Narmer
Porrymnan Bock
Erin
Montreal
Irera
Hadmoro
Afra
Wuealig de Peter
Ohreemaun
Voronta
Guelph
Geo. Wallace
Ted
Business Directory
Thos, Gray
M. McGill L.itt
Matnburigh
Toro
G. Glasgow
Mmoidical Association, Etc
Omeco
Frederick Street
A. McMiven
Hower Avenue
Elgin
John Lawson
Ontario Veterinary College
Omco
Arthurs
P.O
Harold Nash Farmer
M. A. Gorriater
Notary Public Convenyancer
Perrygan Block
A. H. Wansbrough
Lake Avenue
P. Moore
Pere Peros Olice Acton
Francis Nunan
Wyndham Street
Rt. Kerr i
Blatton
Wellington
Peel and Dufferin
Mercury Cfica
W. J. Gordon
Harncap Maker
Millsburg
A. J. Kerr
Residance
the Merchants Bank
L. B. Shorey
Maregrr. Co
W. Grandy
Merrrnranm
Bae Er
Garden Book
Dominion Seeds
West End
McEnery & Evans
MicEnery & Evans
Main
Acton, Ontario
J. E. Cheevers
Quebec
D. Alex. Niven
Burvays
Roy Hindley
Actioneer
Consolidated
R. BR
Elliott, Dreddnig
Yonge & Charles Streets
Tign
W. J. Elliott
Dos
Detroit
Chicago
Wight
Tratn
Parlor
Canton
Hull
Massenger
Holmes
Agent Acton
Olacca
Law Sulta
Omler
Hamilton & Sons Sur
Norwich
Woolwich
Gualph
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